Angel's Flight

When entering the Three Clubs it feels like going into a time warp: squeezing by to find a spot, the laughter and chattering of strangers, and the booze was flowing (though this show is a #SeeItLA, you can make it a #DrinkDuringItLA, if you desire). "Angel’s Flight" then begins with a cartoon-esque introduction, like the opening credits of a classic film, and you know to buckle up for a fun time. This is a well-researched homage to noir that was written not to be serious, but had an ensemble of actors that seriously embodied the classic style. The respect for the genre heightened the humor without making it feel gimmicky, such as: referencing people overdosing on reefer (marijuana), a somewhat David Lynch fish scene, and questioning the b... full review